英语词汇“survey”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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noun (2)
- survey (QUESTIONS)
- survey (EXAMINING)
verb (2)
- survey (LOOK AT)
- survey (QUESTIONS)

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noun (3)
- survey (QUESTIONS)
- survey (MEASURING)
- survey (EXAMINING)
verb (3)
- survey (LOOK AT)
- survey (MEASURE)
- survey (ASK QUESTIONS)

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noun (3)
- survey (1)
- survey (2)
- survey (3)
verb (4)
- survey (1)
- survey (2)
- survey (3)
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surveynoun [ C ]

uk/ˈsɜː.veɪ/us/ˈsɝː.veɪ/

survey noun [ C ] (QUESTIONS)

B2 an examination of opinions, behaviour, etc., made by asking people questions:

A recent survey found/revealed/showed that 58 percent of people did not know where their heart is.

to conduct/carry out/do a survey

More examples

The survey is only concerned with women of childbearing age.
In the survey politicians came out overwhelmingly in favour of capital punishment.
We are conducting a survey to find out what our customers think of their local bus service.
The survey found no correspondence between crime and unemployment rates.
The findings of this survey are demonstrative of the need for further research.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Questioning people & asking questions in general

beat
bombard
canvass
cross-question
debrief
desk research
enquiry
feel sb/sth out
grilling
interrogate
interview
interviewee
opinion poll
pin
Q, q
questioner
questioning
third
what do you have to say for yourself? idiom
worm

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survey noun [ C ] (EXAMINING)

the measuring and recording of the details of an area of land:

a geological survey

a description of the whole of a subject:

His new book is a survey of European theatre in the 19th century.

UK US and Australian English inspection an examination of the structure of a building by a specially trained person

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Measuring & weighing

cost-of-living index
decibel
life-size
measure sb/sth up
measure sth out
measurement
mmHg
mmol
pace
pinhole
plumb
point
quantifiable
quantum
record
short
sound
system
timer
tolerance

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Maps & map-making

Defining & explaining

Analysing and evaluating

surveyverb

uk/səˈveɪ//ˈsɜː.veɪ/us/sɚˈveɪ/

survey verb (LOOK AT)

C1 [ T ] formal uk/səˈveɪ/us/ˈsɝː.veɪ/to look at or examine all of something, especially carefully:

He got out of the car to survey the damage.

She has written a book which surveys (= describes in detail) the history of feminism.

[ T ] uk/səˈveɪ/us/ˈsɝː.veɪ/to measure an area of land, and to record the details of it, especially on a map:

Before the new railway was built, its route was carefully surveyed.

[ T often passive ] UK US and Australian English inspect uk/səˈveɪ/us/ˈsɝː.veɪ/If a building is surveyed, it is examined carefully by a specially trained person, in order to discover if there is anything wrong with its structure.

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Using the eyes

before your very eyes idiom
beheld
bore
breathe
come to sb's attention/notice idiom
dart
eye
feast
gawk
get a load of that! idiom
get him, her, you, etc.! idiom
keep tabs on sth/sb idiom
look-see
observational
out of/from the corner of your eye idiom
passer-by
rest
sneak
squint
visual

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Measuring & weighing

Maps & map-making

Analysing and evaluating

survey verb (QUESTIONS)

C1 uk/ˈsɜː.veɪ/us/ˈsɝː-/[ T ] to ask people questions in order to find out about their opinions or behaviour:

The researchers surveyed the attitudes of 2,500 college students.

Many of the listeners surveyed said that they were not satisfied with the station's programming.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Questioning people & asking questions in general

beat
bombard
canvass
cross-question
debrief
desk research
enquiry
feel sb/sth out
grilling
interrogate
interview
interviewee
opinion poll
pin
Q, q
questioner
questioning
third
what do you have to say for yourself? idiom
worm

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Idiom(s)

lord/master/mistress/king/queen of all you survey

surveynoun [ C ]

us/ˈsɜr·veɪ/

survey noun [ C ] (QUESTIONS)

a set of questions people are asked to gather information or find out their opinions, or the information gathered by asking many people the same questions:

A recent survey found that working women want better child care and flexible hours.

survey noun [ C ] (MEASURING)

the measuring and recording of the details of an area of land:

Geological surveys are an important tool used in locating oil reserves.

survey noun [ C ] (EXAMINING)

a description of the whole of a subject:

His new book is a survey of contemporary Latin American architecture.

surveyverb [ T ]

us/sərˈveɪ, ˈsɜr·veɪ/

survey verb [ T ] (LOOK AT)

to look at or examine all of something:

After we’d finished painting the kitchen, we stood back and surveyed our work.

survey verb [ T ] (MEASURE)

to measure and describe the details of an area of land:

The property must be surveyed before you can buy it.

survey verb [ T ] (ASK QUESTIONS)

to ask people questions in order to find out about their opinions and behavior:

Researchers surveyed the political opinions of 2000 college students.

surveynoun [ C ]

uk/ˈsɜːveɪ/us

MARKETING an examination of people's opinions, behaviour, etc. made, for example, by asking them questions:

a survey finds/reveals/shows A survey of 584 companies has found that there is no relationship between a company's sales incentive plan structure and its gain or loss in market share.

conduct/carry out/do a survey We should conduct a survey to find out what our customers really want.

PROPERTY the measuring and recording of the details of an area of land:

A detailed survey of the building plot has already been carried out.

UK US inspection PROPERTY an examination of the structure of a building by a specially trained person to check what condition it is in:

We should schedule an independent survey of the property before we agree to buy it.

The survey revealed a number of problems that will have to be repaired.

surveyverb [ T ]

uk/səˈveɪ/us

MARKETING to ask people questions in order to find out about their opinions or behaviour:

The researchers surveyed the attitudes of 2,500 night shift workers.

to look at or examine all of something in detail:

She has written a book which surveys the history of the PR industry.

PROPERTY to measure an area of land and to record the details of it:

The land will have to be surveyed in detail before the building project can begin.

UK US inspect PROPERTY when a building is surveyed, it is examined carefully by a specially trained person, to see what condition it is in:

We had the house surveyed.

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释义	Contents noun (2) survey (QUESTIONS) survey (EXAMINING) verb (2) survey (LOOK AT) survey (QUESTIONS) Contents noun (3) survey (QUESTIONS) survey (MEASURING) survey (EXAMINING) verb (3) survey (LOOK AT) survey (MEASURE) survey (ASK QUESTIONS) Contents noun (3) survey (1) survey (2) survey (3) verb (4) survey (1) survey (2) survey (3) survey (4) English American Business surveynoun [ C ] uk/ˈsɜː.veɪ/us/ˈsɝː.veɪ/ survey noun [ C ] (QUESTIONS) B2 an examination of opinions, behaviour, etc., made by asking people questions: A recent survey found/revealed/showed that 58 percent of people did not know where their heart is. to conduct/carry out/do a survey More examples The survey is only concerned with women of childbearing age. In the survey politicians came out overwhelmingly in favour of capital punishment. We are conducting a survey to find out what our customers think of their local bus service. The survey found no correspondence between crime and unemployment rates. The findings of this survey are demonstrative of the need for further research. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Questioning people & asking questions in general beat bombard canvass cross-question debrief desk research enquiry *feel sb/sth* out grilling interrogate interview interviewee opinion poll pin Q, q questioner questioning third what do you have to say for yourself? idiom worm See more results » survey noun [ C ] (EXAMINING) the measuring and recording of the details of an area of land: a geological survey a description of the whole of a subject: His new book is a survey of European theatre in the 19th century. UK US and Australian English inspection an examination of the structure of a building by a specially trained person Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Measuring & weighing cost-of-living index decibel life-size measure sb/sth up measure sth out measurement mmHg mmol pace pinhole plumb point quantifiable quantum record short sound system timer tolerance See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Maps & map-making Defining & explaining Analysing and evaluating surveyverb uk/səˈveɪ//ˈsɜː.veɪ/us/sɚˈveɪ/ survey verb (LOOK AT) C1 [ T ] formal uk/səˈveɪ/us/ˈsɝː.veɪ/to look at or examine all of something, especially carefully: He got out of the car to survey the damage. She has written a book which surveys (= describes in detail) the history of feminism. [ T ] uk/səˈveɪ/us/ˈsɝː.veɪ/to measure an area of land, and to record the details of it, especially on a map: Before the new railway was built, its route was carefully surveyed. [ T often passive ] UK US and Australian English inspect uk/səˈveɪ/us/ˈsɝː.veɪ/If a building is surveyed, it is examined carefully by a specially trained person, in order to discover if there is anything wrong with its structure. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Using the eyes before your very eyes idiom beheld bore breathe come to sb's attention/notice idiom dart eye feast gawk get a load of that! idiom get him, her, you, etc.!** idiom keep tabs on sth/sb idiom look-see observational *out of/from the corner of your* eye idiom passer-by rest sneak squint visual See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Measuring & weighing Maps & map-making Analysing and evaluating survey verb (QUESTIONS) C1 uk/ˈsɜː.veɪ/us/ˈsɝː-/[ T ] to ask people questions in order to find out about their opinions or behaviour: The researchers surveyed the attitudes of 2,500 college students. Many of the listeners surveyed said that they were not satisfied with the station's programming. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Questioning people & asking questions in general beat bombard canvass cross-question debrief desk research enquiry feel sb/sth out grilling interrogate interview interviewee opinion poll pin Q, q questioner questioning third what do you have to say for yourself? idiom worm See more results » Idiom(s) lord/master/mistress/king/queen of all you survey surveynoun [ C ] us/ˈsɜr·veɪ/ survey noun [ C ] (QUESTIONS) a set of questions people are asked to gather information or find out their opinions, or the information gathered by asking many people the same questions: A recent survey found that working women want better child care and flexible hours. survey noun [ C ] (MEASURING) the measuring and recording of the details of an area of land: Geological surveys are an important tool used in locating oil reserves. survey noun [ C ] (EXAMINING) a description of the whole of a subject: His new book is a survey of contemporary Latin American architecture. surveyverb [ T ] us/sərˈveɪ, ˈsɜr·veɪ/ survey verb [ T ] (LOOK AT) to look at or examine all of something: After we’d finished painting the kitchen, we stood back and surveyed our work. survey verb [ T ] (MEASURE) to measure and describe the details of an area of land: The property must be surveyed before you can buy it. survey verb [ T ] (ASK QUESTIONS) to ask people questions in order to find out about their opinions and behavior: Researchers surveyed the political opinions of 2000 college students. surveynoun [ C ] uk/ˈsɜːveɪ/us MARKETING an examination of people's opinions, behaviour, etc. made, for example, by asking them questions: a survey finds/reveals/shows A survey of 584 companies has found that there is no relationship between a company's sales incentive plan structure and its gain or loss in market share. conduct/carry out/do a survey We should conduct a survey to find out what our customers really want. PROPERTY the measuring and recording of the details of an area of land: A detailed survey of the building plot has already been carried out. UK US inspection PROPERTY an examination of the structure of a building by a specially trained person to check what condition it is in: We should schedule an independent survey of the property before we agree to buy it. The survey revealed a number of problems that will have to be repaired. surveyverb [ T ] uk/səˈveɪ/us MARKETING to ask people questions in order to find out about their opinions or behaviour: The researchers surveyed the attitudes of 2,500 night shift workers. to look at or examine all of something in detail: She has written a book which surveys the history of the PR industry. PROPERTY to measure an area of land and to record the details of it: The land will have to be surveyed in detail before the building project can begin. UK US inspect PROPERTY when a building is surveyed, it is examined carefully by a specially trained person, to see what condition it is in:** We had the house surveyed.
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